Sentence examples for passage earlier from inspiring English sources

A repeat offender, London had recycled this exact passage earlier in his career, including it in a 2010 letter of resignation in Florida.

It followed failed English attempts to traverse the passage earlier in the century, and preceded some failed Russian ones.

CAIRO — In the second potent showing of opposition rage in less than a week, tens of thousands of people streamed into Tahrir Square on Friday, angrily denouncing Egypt's president, Mohamed Morsi, and the hasty passage earlier in the day of a draft constitution written by an Islamist assembly.

We infected 80 million haploid HATX ESCs, which were sorted for a haploid genome content one passage earlier, with a high-titer gene trap vector retrovirus preparation.

The karyotype, which was performed on the same culture as the SNP genotyping and collected one passage earlier, proved to be the most informative assay for this aberration, revealing a mosaic aberration of chromosome 20 in 13 out of 20 spreads (data not shown).

In his remarks, Mr. Bush also mentioned the House's passage earlier this week of his energy bill.

He pointed to the passage earlier this year of the new tax measure that changes the depreciation schedule for corporate technology purchases, giving companies added incentive to make new computer purchases before the end of 2004.

After days of frantic lobbying and with the stakes raised by the Senate's passage earlier this year of the most sweeping change in the system since the aftermath of the Watergate scandal, the House did not even open debate on the volatile issue.

The senate quit for the day after less than an hour in session after minority party Democrats made it clear they would continue to filibuster all action as a demonstration of their frustration that Republicans forced a right-to-work bill to passage earlier this week.

House passage later this week is virtually certain.

The bill failed last year, and passage this year appears in doubt.